Instruction Manual

Tentative
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6 Commands
6.1 List of commands
Table 3：List of commands
No.
Command
name
Function
1
ARG
Display all register values
2
DBM
Reference a reception intensity of received
packet
3
ERR
Reference error status
4
FHE
End FH operation
5
FHS
Start FH operation
6
ID1
Reference and set pairing ID1
7
ID2
Reference and set pairing ID2
8
IDS
Start ID registration
9
INI
Initialize register values
10
ODA
Disable output
11
OEN
Enable output
12
REG
Reference and set register values
13
RST
Reset
14
TLC
Set wireless data
15
VER
Display version
6.2 How to use commands
(1) When inputting a command to the wireless module, add 1 byte header for command recognition
(command header) at the beginning of the command, in order to differentiate from regular data.
The command header is “@” (40H).
(2) Command is case-sensitive.
(3) A 2-byte terminator is used to terminate a command. The terminator is [CRLF] (0DH: carriage
return ＋ 0AH: line feed).
(4) The wireless module executes a command process after recognizing a command. For a command with
a response, it returns the response to external devices after the process is completed.
(5) Do not input subsequent commands or data before getting a response.
(6) Command example
@ARG[CRLF]
6.3 Command responses
6.3.1 Types of command responses
Command responses and their meanings are:
P0: normal termination
P1: running command
N0: command error
N6: memory register writing error